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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful 
Tamron gives a lot of bang for the buck, October 18, 2000 By Len Rauth (Appleton, Wisconsin, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Tamron AF70-300 f/4-5.6 Minolta Mount Lens (Electronics) I bought this lens about 2 moths ago. I used it to take pictures of the Formula 1 cars at the US Grand Prix. In that context, here is my review.I have a Minolta 400si, and I was using Fuji 400ASA film. I kept the "sports action" setting for all of the at-speed shots (most of the time the cars were going ~100mph - the highest speeds that I shot that day were ~150mph).
Overall, I am very pleased with the lens.
The downsides seem to be that the autofocus gets a little squirrely when trying to shoot through the cyclone fencing that the track. This is something that doesn't happen with my regular lens, and others around me did not have a problem with. I think that this is not so much a condition of the lens as much as a combination of the lens and the camera. As such, I ended up using manual focus for most of the pictures that I took.
The problem is that there is very little friction on the man. focus ring. If you set it so that you are in focus at the... Read more
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| 7 of 7 people found the following review helpful Tamron gives a lot of bang for the buck, By Len Rauth (Appleton, Wisconsin, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Tamron AF70-300 f/4-5.6 Minolta Mount Lens (Electronics) I bought this lens about 2 moths ago. I used it to take pictures of the Formula 1 cars at the US Grand Prix. In that context, here is my review.I have a Minolta 400si, and I was using Fuji 400ASA film. I kept the "sports action" setting for all of the at-speed shots (most of the time the cars were going ~100mph - the highest speeds that I shot that day were ~150mph). Overall, I am very pleased with the lens. The downsides seem to be that the autofocus gets a little squirrely when trying to shoot through the cyclone fencing that the track. This is something that doesn't happen with my regular lens, and others around me did not have a problem with. I think that this is not so much a condition of the lens as much as a combination of the lens and the camera. As such, I ended up using manual focus for most of the pictures that I took. The problem is that there is very little friction on the man. focus ring. If you set it so that you are in focus at the... Read more |
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